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Circle Mirror Transformation
Circle Mirror Transformation
5/12 - 5/13/2024


London Bridge stabbings 2017.  8 dead, 48 injured, millions around the world affected. At these challenging times of war, terrorism and political fear, how do ...

Lived Fiction


Stopgap’s new show features sensual choreography performed by Deaf, Disabled, neurodivergent and non-disabled creatives, intertwined with live onstage audio description, captioning and projection art. Lived ...

Polly (The Heartbreak Opera)
Polly (The Heartbreak Opera)
5/15 - 5/16/2024


A riotous, radical adaptation of  Polly ,  John Gay’s  banned sequel to  The Beggar’s Opera , with techno, tracksuits and palm trees. In a tacky ...

Blue Stockings
Blue Stockings
5/14 - 5/18/2024


This eye-opening play shines a light on plight of four brilliant young women fighting for the same rights as their male peers at Cambridge University ...

Kunstler
Kunstler
5/1 - 5/18/2024


Famous for defending the Chicago Seven, William Kunstler was America’s leading radical lawyer and a Civil Rights activist. Jeffrey Sweet’s play introduces Kunstler, the legendary ...

Polly (The Heartbreak Opera)


A riotous, radical adaptation of  Polly , John Gay's banned sequel to  The Beggar's Opera , with techno, tracksuits and palm trees. In a tacky ...

Richard III
Richard III
5/9 - 5/18/2024


Richard III By William Shakespeare   Richard, Duke of Gloucester. Boris Johnson. Ambitious, manipulative, ruthless men, scheming to reach the height of power.   This ...

The Boy at The Back of the Class


There used to be an empty chair at the back of the class, but now a new boy called Ahmet is sitting in it. He’s ...

The Pirate's Curse
The Pirate's Curse
5/7 - 5/18/2024


It is 1952 and the school hols have arrived at last and young Lady Iris Bungle is off to Bonnie Scotland - what larks! However, ...

The Pirate's Curse
The Pirate's Curse
5/7 - 5/18/2024


It is 1952 and the spiffing summer hols are here at last, what larks indeed! Young Lady Iris Bungle finds herself in bonnie Scotland assisting ...

Classical Coffee Mornings: Vocal students from the RCM Junior Department


Vocal students from the  Royal College of Music Junior Department  will take the stage to perform solos, duets and ensembles by Handel, Mozart, Humperdinck, Massenet, ...

NewsRevue
NewsRevue
4/11 - 5/19/2024


This renowned current affairs parody song and sketch show is acknowledged as a  “rite of passage for all comedy newcomers”  ( Chortle ). Alumni include ...

A Korean Festival of Dance


A Festival of Korean Dance will return to The Place for its seventh year, and for the first time will tour to Scotland followed by ...

Eurydice
Eurydice
5/21 - 5/25/2024


N1 Theatre Company proudly presents its second production this May, ‘Eurydice’ by Sarah Ruhl. Directed by Matt Peover (Soho Theatre, Manchester Royal Exchange, Trafalgar Studios) ...

Eurydice
Eurydice
5/21 - 5/25/2024


N1 Theatre Company proudly presents its second production this May, ‘Eurydice’ by Sarah Ruhl. Directed by Matt Peover (Soho Theatre, Manchester Royal Exchange, Trafalgar Studios) ...

The James Bond Concert Spectacular


The definitive musical tribute to James Bond featuring Q The Music.  Widely regarded as the most definitive musical tribute to James Bond:  The James Bond ...

A Word For Mother
A Word For Mother
5/1 - 5/26/2024


Tim McArthur’s newest play A Word For Mother premieres this spring with an all-female cast and creative team. This simmering family drama, inspired by McArthur’s ...

Grease the Musical
Grease the Musical
5/23 - 5/26/2024


As electrifying as ever, the world’s best-loved musical is coming to Coventry! After a whirlwind summer romance, leather-clad greaser Danny and girl-next-door Sandy are unexpectedly ...

Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark™ Live in Concert


Experience the first on-screen adventure of everyone's favourite archaeologist/action hero, with live orchestra at the Royal Albert Hall. Part of our  Films in Concert  series, ...

Porridge Boy
Porridge Boy
5/23 - 5/26/2024


Porridge Boy, a new musical by Irish singer-songwriter, Brendan Shelly (The Cold Head, Chrome Yellow), has its world premiere at Greenwich Theatre on 23-26 May.

The James Bond Concert Spectacular


The James Bond Concert Spectacular is the most critically acclaimed 007 Concert in the world and it’s coming to Newark! Set up by local resident ...

Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark™ Live in Concert


Following a string of sold out local and international dates, the genre-defying  Orchestral Qawwali Project  brings Sufi music to the Royal Albert Hall in a ...

Party Baggage
Party Baggage
5/26 - 5/27/2024


“How do you deal with knowing you’ll never get something you desperately want?” Nat and Fin need your help. Since Nat got pregnant by Fin’s ...

Polly (The Heartbreak Opera)
Polly (The Heartbreak Opera)
5/26 - 5/27/2024


An 18th Century rom-com is ripped apart in this joyous dissection of love, loss and revenge. In a tacky beach resort on a storm hit ...

The James Bond Concert Spectacular


Formed in 2004 as the world’s first dedicated tribute to the music of 007, The James Bond Concert Spectacular by Q The Music Show is ...


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Review: TWELFTH NIGHT, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre


by Debbie Gilpin - May 10, 2024

“More matter for a May morning.” Given that the majority of Shakespeare’s plays began with outdoor performances of one kind or another, it’s a perfect fit for the leafy surroundings of Regent’s Park – which has made it all the more conspicuous for its absence from the programming over the past few s...

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Landmark show creaks at the edges, but gets its share of laughs in this highly accomplished touring show...

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by Alexander Cohen - May 09, 2024

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by Kat Mokrynski - May 10, 2024

Gillian Cosgriff: Actually, Good begins with Cosgriff performing using a looper pedal, with backwards vocals and some chords from the onstage keyboard. She gives us context for several things in order to understand the show, including that the Whitsundays are islands and Australians like to make tou...

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by Mica Blackwell - May 09, 2024

Nikolai Gogol's 1836 satire The Government Inspector caused a stir for calling out the Russian government's corruption. It's easy to see why Peter Myers wanted to bring its relevant story to the stage two centuries later, but the biting commentary under the silliness is lost in translation in this c...



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